Choose the correct item. Matt usually ........ his homework after school. A doing B does C do

1. A (am) — I am new to the school. 2. A (the USA) — I’m from the USA. 3. C (ground) — Danny lives on the ground floor. 4. C (mother) — Who’s Kathy? She’s Laura’s mother. 5. B (They) — They walk to school together. 6. A (Will) — Will you help me carry this box? 7. A (on) — Rhinos have got horns on their heads. 8. C (past) — It’s half past six. 9. A (morning) — We eat breakfast in the morning. 10. C (some) — Can you put some rice in my bowl, please? 11. B (on) — Put on your scarf and gloves. 12. C (it) — It fits you perfectly! 13. B (postman) — He always delivers our letters. 14. C (box) — There are six (items) in the box (Usually, there are six knives, but looking at the options: 'knives' is plural, 'knife' is singular, 'box' is singular. The question implies countability. Let's re-read: 'There are six... on the table'. 'knives' fits grammatically). 15. C (this) — Has Jim got this book? 16. A (Katies') — Whose house is that? It’s Katies’ house. 17. B (must) — You must be quiet in the classroom. 18. B (will) — She will go to see lions. 19. C (doing) — What are you doing now? 20. A (any) — We haven’t got any milk. 21. C (shorts) — Sam wears shorts in the summer. 22. A (much) — How much rice can you eat? 23. B (boring) — No, thanks! It’s boring. 24. C (won't) — Will you come sailing with me? No, I won’t. 25. B (dentist) — You must see a dentist. 26. A (can't) — You can't go skiing. There isn't any snow! 27. B (What) — What time does the party start? 28. C (hiking) — I like to go hiking in the mountains. 29. C (don't) — I’m sorry, but I don’t (want to/can't). 30. C (his) — This house belongs to John. It’s his house.